Wisdom & Knowledge
Cognitive strengths that help us to learn, including curiosity, creativity, open-mindedness, love of learning and wisdom.
Curiosity
leads to seeking out new knowledge and experiences
Simple Ways to Practise Curiosity
Look for opportunities to aquire new information daily
Google a question you have about a topic and compare the information provided by the top 5 search results
Try typing 'what' 'where' 'why' 'when' 'how' 'who' individually into google. The auto-suggest will then reveal the top ten questions people are asking. You may wish to find out the answers to some of these, or note how these questions change over time.
Try to acquire information in new ways e.g. books, magazines, internet, film, television, radio, trips to museums, or galleries, attend conferences, use direct observation or experience, interviews, surveys...
Start a blog, online poll, or ask a question on an internet forum to find out people's opinions on a particular subject
Bookmark your top ten reference websites
Visit new places and countries
Try different foods
Make a list of 'unknowns' about a project or favourite topic
Replicate an experiment you've read about, or design your own experiment to test out a theory
